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Relative Pronoun Qui, Quae Quod

Relative Pronoun Qui, Quae Quod. Scio puellam quae in Italia habitat. I know a girl who lives in Italy. Indefinite Adjective Quidam , Quaedam , Quoddam.

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Relative Pronoun Qui, Quae Quod

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  1. Relative PronounQui, Quae Quod Scio puellam quae in Italia habitat. I know a girl who lives in Italy.

  2. IndefiniteAdjectiveQuidam, Quaedam, Quoddam • Declined like relative pronoun, except where there is an m at the end of the relative pronoun + dam. It becomes an n (i.e., quorum becomes quorundam) • Scio quendamdiscipulum qui Latinamamat. I know a certain student who loves Latin.

  3. Interrogative Pronoun • Quis, Quis, Quid (see chart p. 15) – plural form is just like qui, quae, quae on p. 4. Nota Bene: it uses a question mark for punctuation. • QuisamatLatinam? Who likes Latin?

  4. Quam-Exclamatory • Just uses quam + noun and adjectives and Nota Bene: it uses an exclamation mark for punctuation! • Quam neglegentesancillaesunt! How negligent the slavewomen are!

  5. Quod Causal • Uses the form quod to mean ‘because’ • Be careful to not get confused between quod causal and quod relative pronoun. • Puellaesuntdefessae quod currebant in agris. • The girls are tired because they ran in the fields.

  6. Be Able to Tell the Difference!

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